Legal · Corrections Policy

Corrections Policy

We get things wrong sometimes. When we do, we say so — publicly, and with a clear record of what changed.

Our Commitment

Errors are acknowledged and corrected, never concealed

If a factual error is identified in something we've published, we correct it, issue a new version number, and record the change in that publication's revision history. Material errors are never quietly fixed without acknowledgement — the point of a version-controlled register is that anyone can see exactly what changed and when.

How Corrections Are Recorded

The scale of the change sets the version number

01Minor correction — spelling, formatting, or a citation fix. Recorded as a new minor version (e.g. 1.0 → 1.1).
02Material change — a changed figure, altered conclusion, or new analysis affecting the substance of the publication. Recorded as a new major version (e.g. 1.x → 2.0), or as a revised publication that clearly identifies its predecessor.
03Superseded documents stay on the public register, marked accordingly, rather than disappearing — we don't erase the historical existence of a publication because it's since been revised or withdrawn.

Report an Error

Spotted something wrong?

Email contact@fairtrustreform.com with the Publication ID (e.g. FTR-001) and a description of the issue. We review every report and will follow up once we've verified it against the source material.